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How is the value of co-producing research understood?

Helen Berry began her doctoral research just over a year ago, exploring the co-production of research. But her journey through the subject matter began before that.

Read more on the challenges of defining co-produced research, what we know of its outcomes, and how

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Reconceptualising Resilience – A CRFR Seminar

by Emma Davidson and Maddi Bunker
At our final seminar last term, CRFR had the pleasure of welcoming our Associate Director, Lisa McDaid, and her colleague Stephanie Wyeth, from the University of Queensland to reflect and reconceptualise ‘resilience’. In this blog, CRFR Co-Director

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NETREP Project Update

by Liliana A. Arias-Urueña
Have you thought about having (or not having) children or starting a family? This is the question we discussed with 55 participants interviewed in Scotland, Finland and Portugal in our ongoing research project.

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